Biological structure of the lungs in different ages
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Explanation:
- As you age, changes affect your lung tissue, muscles and bones, which all impact your breathing.
- The maximum amount of air your lungs can hold—your total lung capacity—is about six liters.
- Ribcage bones become thinner and change shape, altering the ribcage so that it is less able to expand and contract with breathing
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❤. As ur age , changes it effect lung tissue , muscles and bones too this all impact ur breathing
❤. the maximum amount of air ur lungs can hold ur total lung capacity is about 60 liters
❤. ribcage bones b.come thinner and change its shape
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